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Lufthansa Scrapping Some First Class Cabins, Considering Route CutsBy Amon Cohen

As part of a €1.5 billion savings program, Lufthansa is freezing fleet expansion for two years, scrapping first class on a large part of its long-haul... KEEP READING

US Airways Strikes Deal With AA UnionsBy Jay Boehmer

Stepping up its merger pursuit of bankrupt American Airlines, US Airways on Friday revealed that it has reached collective bargaining agreements with... KEEP READING

American Airlines parent AMR posted a $1.7 billion first quarter net loss,

Southwest Airlines reported first quarter net income of $98 million,

European Parliament Approves U.S. PNR Data Transfer DealBy Amon Cohen

The European Parliament voted Thursday to approve a new, long-term agreement on the transfer of European Union airline passenger data to authorities in... KEEP READING

Southwest contracted with Amadeus to use its Altea reservations system for international service.

The Transportation Security Administration last week began testing automated boarding pass and ID verification machines

JetBlue Airways "later this year" will participate in the Transportation Security Administration's PreCheck airport trusted-traveler program,

Scheduled global airline capacity in April increased 3 percent year over year, representing the 11th consecutive month of growth,

Iberia cancelled another 148 flights scheduled for Friday, April 13 after a pilots strike on Monday prompted an initial 150 flight cancellations,

British Midland (BMI) "will begin to withdraw from Star Alliance"

Avis launched a mobile app for Android smartphones

AirTran Airways in March for a fifth consecutive month was the most punctual major U.S. carrier,

Pinnacle Airlines Corp., which provides regional jet service for Delta, United and US Airways, filed for Chapter 11 court protection.

The European Commission on Friday cleared British Airways parent International Airlines Group to acquire British Midland (BMI)

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